Sentence examples for pupils interest from inspiring English sources

Teachers polled said pupils' interest in studying the subject to GCSE had fallen by more than a third.

Officials seem happy to encourage this, and some talk of introducing 3D printers into schools, to spark pupils' interest in careers in engineering.3D printing is still a long way from replacing mass manufacturing.

Second-grade teachers may engage pupils' interest with an ill-considered metaphor, for example saying that the digits on top in two-digit subtraction are like neighbors, one of whom goes next door to borrow some sugar.

It is perhaps not surprising that a news story about racism was higher up the Thamesmead pupils' interest list than it was during i's lunchtime news conferences, and a story about how most cancers are preventable might seem remote to a bunch of 13-year-olds.

To conclude our controllable vehicle iPad project, the pupils prepared and delivered a showcase presentation to parents/carers and pupils in key stage 2. The pupils' interest and effort was evidently higher than myself or Mr Williams had seen before, especially post-SATs when motivation of pupils in year 6 can take a dip.

The promotion of pupils' interest in the subject was also taken up by two Japanese students.

"The new ideologues are the enemies of reform, the ones who put doctrine ahead of pupils' interests," he said.

Mr Gove mounted a scathing attack on two teaching unions whose members went out on strike, accusing them of putting ideology before their pupils' interests.

Last week the minister described campaigners at the school fighting his academies programme as "ideologues" who were putting "doctrine ahead of pupils' interests" by preventing him from tackling failure.

Carefully negotiated at a series of meetings with parents, teachers and town leaders, the design is also intended to keep pupils interested.

"If we are to extend the leaving age to 18, we must make sure the curriculum reflects pupils' interests and needs".